MUMBAI: Satyajeet Dubey made his debut at age 20. In 2009, he was selected for the role of Tariq Naqvi in Roshan Abbas' ‘Always Kabhi Kabhi’, opposite Zoa Morani, and producer Shah Rukh Khan. Satyajeet recently starred in ‘Mumbai Diaries 26/11’ created by Nikkhil Advani and produced by Emmay Entertainment.
It also stars Mohit Raina, Konkana Sen Sharma, Tina Desai, and Shreya Dhanwanthary in the lead roles.
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‘Mumbai Diaries 26/11’ was immensely loved by the fans and audience, the series which shows the fight of doctors during the night of the terrorist attack of 26th November was loved by the fans for its thrilling part and some great performances. The season 2 of the show has been the talk of the town for quite some time and today finally that trailer of the season 2 of Mumbai Diaries is out and this time it is based on the Mumbai floods.
Today, we speak to Satyajeet about his experience shooting for the show.
Speaking exclusively with TellyChakkar, Satyajeet said, “It is almost like picking from where you left. The first season was laying a foundation and with a character having an imposter syndrome. Sometimes in life we all feel that we are not good enough for a particular thing and it is human tendency.
In the second season, he is more able and confident towards his feelings for Chitra.”
He continued, “Speaking of my character, I think Ahan has a heart of gold and every person should have a friend like him because he is always there for people which is a very rare personality trait. We call many people our friends but when the real situation comes there is a huge question as to who is actually there for us.”
Speaking about the challenges shooting for sequences Satyajeet said that shooting underwater was challenging.
“Sometimes by vision was blurred and sometimes I had swollen body. Also, since we were shooting with many actors together, remembering the continuation and flow of dialogues was challenging but in the end hard work pays off,” he added.
Talking about his bond with Konkona Sen Sharma, Satyajeet said “Konkana has done a body of work. She is prepared and she knows her things. When you are shooting with such an actor your job automatically becomes easy. Many actors who have an air about themselves and I heard about it too but she is very chill and down to earth. We try our best to make the best out of our scenes.”
Well said Satyajeet!
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